Laurent Mosar is a member of the Chamber of Deputies for CSV in the Circonscription Centre, with a mandate that started on 2023-11-21.
\n30 January 2024 — stating how many holding companies the directive could affect
\n\n\nEt muss een nämlech wëssen, datt, wann déi Direktiv an där Form géif duerchgoen, wéi se elo emol am Ursprong virlouch, datt do déi 45.000 SOPARFIen, fréier „Holdinge“ genannt, eventuell géife riskéieren, dovu betraff ze ginn.
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You have to know that, if the directive went through in the form it originally had, the 45,000 SOPARFIs, formerly called holdings, could risk being affected by it.
\n\n19 December 2024 — stating the scope and rate of the minimum tax
\n\n\nDëst Gesetz, dat och de „Pilier Deux“ genannt gëtt, gesäit deemno vir, datt Betriber mat engem Ëmsaz vun iwwer 750 Milliounen Euro mat engem Mindeststeiersaz vu 15 % ze besteiere sinn.
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This law, which is also called Pillar Two, provides that companies with a turnover of more than 750 million euros are to be taxed at a minimum rate of 15%.
\n\n15 October 2025 — stating that the United States exit from Pillar 2 was discussed at the G7 summit and that an agreement was reached there
\n\n\nEch wëll och direkt nach eng Kéier betounen, datt jo a sech dësen Exit um G7-Sommet diskutéiert ginn ass an datt et eigentlech och do zu engem Accord komm ass.
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I want to stress once again that this exit was in fact discussed at the G7 summit and that an agreement was actually reached there.
\n\n17 December 2025 — stating the rate and the ceiling of the new tax credit
\n\n\nDe Steierkreditt, deen ee kritt, dat si maximal 20 % vun deem investéierte Kapital mat engem Plaffong vun 100.000 Euro pro Joer a pro Contribuable.
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The tax credit you get is at most 20% of the invested capital, with a ceiling of 100,000 euro per year and per taxpayer.
\n\n28 February 2024 — criticising the scope of the motion, which he says would cover every SOPARFI and not only operational ones
\n\n\nWann ech awer elo kucken – an ofgesinn dovun, datt mer souwisou am Moment, wéi den Här Clement richteg gesot huet, esou en Artikel am Gesetz vun 1915 hunn –, da géif jo déi Motioun sech hei op all SOPARFI bezéien, net nëmmen op déi operationell.
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But if I look at it now, and apart from the fact that, as Mr Clement rightly said, we already have such an article in the 1915 law, this motion would apply to every SOPARFI, not only to the operational ones.
\n\n19 December 2024 — stating the aim of the register reform
\n\n\nD’Zil vum Projet de loi ass kloer: Mir wëllen d’Qualitéit an d’Genauegkeet vun den Informatiounen, déi an deenen zwee Regësteren agedroe sinn, verbesseren.
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The aim of the bill is clear: we want to improve the quality and the accuracy of the information entered in those two registers.
\n\n4 December 2025 — stating that the financial sector faces large costs from the AI Act
\n\n\nDo wäerten och ganz vill Käschte fir de Finanzsecteur derbäikommen.
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A great many costs will also fall on the financial sector.
\n\n30 April 2026 — reporting concern in the financial sector about the implementation of the CRD VI directive
\n\n\nAn do maache ganz vill Leit aus dem Finanzsecteur sech awer grouss Suergen.
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And a great many people in the financial sector are very worried about it.
\n\n16 May 2024 — presenting the motion and calling the situation in Sudan a catastrophic humanitarian crisis
\n\n\nEt ass also eng katastrophal humanitär Situatioun, déi do besteet an déi all Dag virugeet, wou et, mengen ech, och wichteg ass, datt mir och dee Sujet eng Kéier hei an der Chamber thematiséieren.
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So it is a catastrophic humanitarian situation that exists there and goes on every day, where I think it is also important that we raise this subject here in the Chamber.
\n\n10 December 2024 — warning about the past of the militia now in control in Syria
\n\n\nEt dierf een allerdéngs net vergiessen, vu wou déi Leit kommen. Déi hunn eng Vergaangenheet bei Al-Qaida, bei Al-Nosra.
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One must not forget, however, where these people come from. They have a past with Al-Qaeda, with Al-Nusra.
\n\n19 November 2025 — calling for the Chamber to speak out about the outside powers behind the conflict
\n\n\nDuerfir kann ech och nëmmen dat deelen, wat hei gesot ginn ass: Mir missten eis hei och wierklech eng Kéier par rapport zu den Drotzéier vun deem Konflikt zu Wuert mellen.
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Therefore I can only share what has been said here: we really ought to speak out once about the puppet masters of this conflict.
\n\n20 November 2024 — calling for European defence autonomy after the US election
\n\n\nMir mussen endlech als Europäer begräifen, datt mir ganz eleng op eis gestallt sinn an datt d’Verdeedegung vun eisem Kontinent och eng absolutt Prioritéit vun eiser Europapolitick muss sinn.
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We Europeans must finally grasp that we are entirely on our own and that the defence of our continent must be an absolute priority of our European policy.
\n\n14 May 2025 — supporting the timetable for reaching 2% by the end of the year
\n\n\nMir musse bis Enn des Joers op déi 2 % kommen. An ech sinn och optimistesch, datt mer dat fäerdegbréngen.
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We must get to the 2% by the end of this year. And I am also optimistic that we will manage it.
\n\n14 May 2025 — arguing that extra defence spending must leave economic benefit in the country
\n\n\nEt kann net drëm goen, datt mir an Zukunft alljoers 600 Millioune méi an d’Defense investéieren, ouni datt iergendwéi Bénéfice-économiquen an deem Land bleiwen.
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It cannot be that in future we invest 600 million more a year in defence without any economic benefit staying in this country.
\n\n23 January 2025 — asking the minister for the state of play of the Google site at Bissen
\n\n\nWat ass am Moment ganz genau de Stand, wat d’Implantatioun vu Google zu Biisse betrëfft?
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What exactly is the state of play at the moment regarding Google's establishment at Bissen?
\n\n23 January 2025 — stating his impression that energy prices have not improved since the earlier answer
\n\n\nBon, ech hunn net d’Impressioun, datt entre-temps déi Energiepräisser weesentlech méi gënschteg gi wieren.
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Well, I do not have the impression that energy prices have become substantially more favourable in the meantime.
\n\n4 December 2025 — stating the factual state of play of the AI Act
\n\n\nAn zwar wësse mer alleguerten, datt den AI Act jo eigentlech säit 2024 schonn a Kraaft ass, och soll an Etappen ëmgesat ginn.
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We all know that the AI Act has in fact been in force since 2024 and is to be implemented in stages.
\n\n11 February 2026 — calling for autonomy and sovereignty in data infrastructure
\n\n\nMir brauchen dann och, an dat ass net deen onweesentlechste Punkt, eng Autonomie a Souveränitéit, déi eis net ofhängeg mécht vun anere Länner.
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We then also need, and this is not the least important point, an autonomy and sovereignty that does not make us dependent on other countries.
\n\n13 February 2025 — naming high energy prices as a cause of the steel sector's difficulty
\n\n\nDoniewent spillen nach ëmmer déi ganz héich Energiepräisser, ganz besonnesch natierlech de Präis vun der Elektrizitéit, mat, datt all dʼStolproduzenten an enger ganz schwiereger konkurrenzieller Situatioun sinn.
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On top of that, the very high energy prices, and of course above all the price of electricity, still contribute to all steel producers being in a very difficult competitive situation.
\n\n13 February 2025 — comparing Luxembourg's energy prices with China and the United States
\n\n\nDat heescht, och wa mir elo relativ korrekt leie par rapport zu Frankräich, leie mir awer vläicht ganz schlecht par rapport zu China oder par rapport zu den USA.
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That means that even if we are relatively well placed compared with France, we may be very badly placed compared with China or with the United States.
\n\n5 December 2024 — naming productivity and competitiveness as the biggest challenge
\n\n\nDéi allergréissten Erausfuerderung, mat där mer an den nächste Woche wäerte confrontéiert sinn, dat ass d’Produktivitéit an d’Kompetitivitéit.
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The very greatest challenge we will be confronted with in the coming weeks is productivity and competitiveness.
\n\n13 February 2025 — arguing that the Chamber should wait for the revised EU texts
\n\n\nMir sollen allerdéngs waarden, bis déi Texter virleien, well ech mengen, et wär kee gudde parlamentaresche Stil, elo iwwer eng Direktiv oder en Text vun enger Direktiv ofzestëmmen, wëssend, datt deen Text warscheinlech schonn ëmgeännert wäert gi sinn, wa mir hei den Text stëmmen.
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We should, however, wait until the texts are on the table, because I think it would be poor parliamentary practice to vote now on a directive or on the text of a directive knowing that the text will probably already have been changed by the time we vote on it here.
\n\n2 December 2025 — expressing surprise at the French parliament's decision to nationalise ArcelorMittal
\n\n\nEch muss Iech soen, ech hat net gemengt, datt ech esou eppes nach géif erliewen, datt um Ufank vun engem 21. Joerhonnert an enger EU esou eng Decisioun an engem Parlament, en plus vun engem vun eisen Nopeschlänner, géif geholl ginn.
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I must tell you, I did not think I would still see such a thing, that at the beginning of a 21st century and in an EU such a decision would be taken in a parliament, and in one of our neighbouring countries at that.
\n\n11 February 2026 — stating SES's debt position and its effect on the rating
\n\n\nMir wëssen, datt d’SES awer ganz staark verscholt ass, wat och dozou geféiert huet, datt de Rating net méi esou gutt ass.
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We know that SES is very heavily indebted, which has also led to its rating no longer being as good.
\n\n30 October 2025 — backing a reform of the gambling legislation to match how gambling has developed
\n\n\nHär President, et ass also fir d’CSV kloer, an do deelen ech d’Approche vum Här Biancalana, datt mir onbedéngt mussen eng Reform vun eiser Legislatioun iwwert d’Glécksspiller virhuelen, fir justement och dës Legislatioun un déi aktuell Evolutioun vun dëse Glécksspiller unzepassen.
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Mr President, it is therefore clear for the CSV, and here I share Mr Biancalana's approach, that we absolutely must reform our gambling legislation, precisely to adapt this legislation to the current development of these games of chance.
\n\n20 November 2025 — explaining the new rule on reasons for a prison sentence under two years without suspension
\n\n\nMat där neier Reegelung kann de Riichter eng Prisongsstrof ënner zwee Joer nëmmen dann ouni Sursis ausschwätzen, wann en dat speziell begrënnt.
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Under the new rule the judge can only impose a prison sentence of under two years without suspension if he gives special reasons for it.
\n\n17 June 2026 — objecting that the motion evaluates an unadopted text
\n\n\nHei gëtt nämlech eng Evaluatioun gefrot vun engem Text, dee mer iwwerhaapt nach net gestëmmt hunn!
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What is being asked for here is an evaluation of a text that we have not even voted on yet!
\n\n20 November 2024 — arguing that deepening the single market is the answer to American protectionism
\n\n\nWärenddeem nämlech d’USA virun allem wäerte versichen, hir Mäert ze schützen, sollte mir alles maachen als Europa, fir eise grousse Bannemaart, de Marché unique, weiderzedreiwen, wat eis och géif erlaben, op Aenhéicht mam Trump ze verhandelen.
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While the USA will above all try to protect its markets, we as Europe should do everything to drive our big internal market, the single market, forward, which would also let us negotiate with Trump as equals.
\n\n20 March 2025 — announcing that his group welcomes the Commission's initiative and will not support the motion
\n\n\nDuerfir fanne mir eigentlech déi Initiative begréissenswäert an duerfir kënne mer och dem Här Fayot seng Motioun net matdroen.
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That is why we actually find that initiative welcome, and that is why we cannot support Mr Fayot's motion.
\n\n12 February 2026 — asking why Europe cannot set up a European Airbus of payment methods
\n\n\nAn et freet ee sech eigentlech, firwat mer net hei esou eng Aart europäeschen Airbus vun de Bezuelungsmëttel kéinten en Place setzen?
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And one really wonders why we could not set up a kind of European Airbus of payment methods here.
\n\n29 April 2026 — reporting the loss expected at the Translation Centre for 2026
\n\n\nAn et gëtt mer och gesot, datt do fir 2026 mat enger Perte gerechent gëtt, déi awer schonn net onsubstanziell ass, nämlech 3,5 Milliounen.
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And I am also told that a loss is expected there for 2026 that is already not insubstantial, namely 3.5 million.
\n\n22 January 2026 — stating that more and more associations struggle to open an ordinary bank account
\n\n\nAn dann, drëttens a last but not least, gesinn och ëmmer méi ASBLe sech mat risege Problemer konfrontéiert, wa se en einfachen a banale Bankekont wëllen opmaachen, wat och haut mat risege Schwieregkeete verbonnen ass.
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And then, thirdly and last but not least, more and more associations face huge problems when they want to open a simple, ordinary bank account, which today involves enormous difficulties.
\n\n22 January 2026 — warning the minister that non-compliance exposes board members to personal liability
\n\n\nEt geet och hei ëm eng Fro vu perséinlecher Haftung, well wann déi ASBLen net compliant sinn, da spillt hei déi perséinlech Responsabilitéit vun all eenzelnem Member respektiv Member vum Conseil, an dat kann eng Responsabilitéit bis op d’Privatverméige vun de Leit sinn.
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This is also a question of personal liability, because if the associations are not compliant, the personal responsibility of each member or board member comes into play, and that liability can reach people's private assets.
\n\n30 January 2024 — stating that the presumption of innocence applies to the accused staff
\n\n\nEch mengen, ech si mam Här Fayot d’accord, fir ze soen: Hei spillt natierlech eng Présomption d’innocence.
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I think I agree with Mr Fayot in saying that the presumption of innocence of course applies here.
\n\n10 June 2025 — saying his group will support recognition together with other countries if that can help bring a ceasefire and peace
\n\n\nWann d’Unerkennung vu Palästina mat anere Länner zesummen dozou ka bäidroen, wäerte mir dëst als CSV-Fraktioun op jidde Fall ënnerstëtzen.
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If recognising Palestine together with other countries can contribute to this, we as the CSV group will support it in any case.
\n\n19 December 2023 — defending the ban by arguing the freedom to beg is not unlimited
\n\n\nAllerdéngs – a lauschtert gutt no, och hei op menger rietser Säit – ass och d’Fräiheet fir heeschen ze goe keng onbegrenzt a kann net op d’Käschte vun de Fräiheete vun anere Mënsche goen, déi sech duerch eng aggressiv an organiséiert Heescherei och an hirer Beweegungsfräiheet agegrenzt an ugegraff fillen.
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However, and listen carefully, also on my right here: the freedom to beg is not unlimited either, and cannot come at the expense of the freedoms of other people who feel restricted and attacked in their freedom of movement by aggressive and organised begging.
\n\n14 March 2024 — arguing that judicial police work in the dispositif is needed for drug enforcement
\n\n\nEch muss Iech awer soen: Et ass wichteg, datt weider och vun der PJ enquêtéiert gëtt, wat d’Drogebekämpfung ugeet.
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But I must tell you: it is important that the judicial police keep investigating where drug enforcement is concerned.
\n\nOne recorded quote each, so these are single entries rather than timelines.
\n\n\nWann ech deenen Zuele ka gleewen, déi een esou kritt, wäerte bis Enn vun dësem Joer fënnef Millioune Passagéier duerch de Flughafe geschleist ginn.
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If I can believe the figures one gets, five million passengers will be pushed through the airport by the end of this year.
\n\n\nEch muss Iech soen, ech fannen, datt et eigentlech de Mënschen an dësem Land an der Moyenne guer net schlecht geet.
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I must tell you that I find people in this country are on average not badly off at all.
\n\n\nA ganz vill Leit stelle sech natierlech och Froen, wéi et mat der ëffentlecher Sécherheet hei am Land ass.
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And a great many people are of course asking questions about the state of public safety in this country.
\n\n\nEch mengen, et ass evident, datt mir och do als Politiker gefuerdert sinn: vun der Regierung bis awer och hei iwwert d’Chamber.
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I think it is obvious that we as politicians are called on here too: from the government through to this Chamber.
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